If you want to know how they got the Saturn V heading in the right direction, watch this. Amazing what they could do with such little computer capabilities.
Space - the final frontier (Misc.) II
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If you want to know how they got the Saturn V heading in the right direction, watch this. Amazing what they could do with such little computer capabilities.
SpaceX Starlink satellite photobombs orbital view of secret Chinese air base (photo)
"Capturing another satellite like this in an Earth-observation image is extremely rare."
www.space.com
60 years after Gemini, newly processed images reveal incredible details
“It’s that level of risk that they were taking. I think that’s what really hit home.â€â€¦
arstechnica.com
"I’m proud of this one. I brought a solar telescope to Florida to capture a Falcon 9 rocket launch transiting the sun. While these have been captured before, never with the details of the sun’s chromosphere, which makes this one the first!"
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Was the “Wow! Signal†Emitted from 3I/ATLAS?
The “Wow! Signal†was detected on August 15, 1977 as a strong narrowband radio signal by Ohio State University’s Big Ear radio telescope…
Was the “Wow! Signal†Emitted from 3I/ATLAS?
The “Wow! Signal†was detected on August 15, 1977 as a strong narrowband radio signal by Ohio State University’s Big Ear radio telescope…avi-loeb.medium.com
I get the impression no one really knows what this thing is.
I'd bet everything I'll ever own it's just another comet. But it's fun to consider.
Unfortunately, as you've heard me bemoan, this same chart could be made over at the NIH and in health care. Ceding the lead to China and outside players. And we were #1 by a margin.
Not to mention renewable energy tech. We want coal so lets try to make it illegal in these here parts.
This is what strikes me about friends and family who are in favor of the Trump Administration, complete and total willing ignorance and willingness to look the other way at these things which will cost us down the road.
Heck, while we are at it, let us add our relationships with Western Europe, Japan, South Korea, Australia, and any other democracies (Here's looking at you Maple Leafs to the north!) and so many trade issues that will arise in the future from the random tariffs and how they were placed and politically manipulated.
In the space of a little over two weeks this summer, I saw three Apollo Command modules. I have a bucket list item to see them all.
Top L-R:
Apollo 10 (Science Museum, London)
Apollo 16 (Space and Rocket Center, Huntsville)
Bottom L-R:
Apollo 7 (Fernbank Science Center, Atlanta)
Apollo 14 (Kennedy Space Center, Cape Canaveral—not this summer but earlier this year).
Top L-R:
Apollo 10 (Science Museum, London)
Apollo 16 (Space and Rocket Center, Huntsville)
Bottom L-R:
Apollo 7 (Fernbank Science Center, Atlanta)
Apollo 14 (Kennedy Space Center, Cape Canaveral—not this summer but earlier this year).
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